Hong Kong activist 'terrified' as explicit letters sent to UK neighbours A Hong Kong activist living in exile in the UK said Thursday she was "shocked and terrified" after discovering her neighbours received letters containing AI-generated sexually explicit images of her. Hong Kong activist 'terrif»»»

A high-profile Hong Kong pro-democracy activist living in the UK has been the target of a campaign of harassment involving letters containing fake, sexually explicit images of her sent from China to her neighbours. Carmen Lau, 30, who fled Hong Kong four years ago, told the BBC she was "shocked" as»»»

LONDON - Hong Kong democracy activist Tony Chung, who once called for the city’s independence and was the youngest person to be jailed under its national security law, has been granted asylum in Britain. Mr Chung, 24, posted a letter from the British interior ministry on his Instagram page on Aug 1»»»

A woman who took part in a protest against China's new 'mega-embassy' in London has claimed the regime's security police retaliated with dawn raids on her family in Hong Kong. Carmen Lau, 30, a former politician who fled her native Hong Kong five years ago, joined 3,000 others at a rally in Februar»»»